Biden: Trump Should Get More Involved With Nagorno-Karabakh Talks
Fighting between Azeri and Armenian forces broke out on September 27th in the disputed enclave
Pompeo Downplays Threat of North Korea’s Missile
Pyongyang displayed a massive ICBM in a military parade
Russia’s Top Diplomat Voices Doubt on Extension of New START
Comments come a day after Russia's arms control negotiator said US terms are 'unacceptable'
Israeli Troops Entered Syria, Destroyed Two Military Outposts
Late September raid confirmed by Israeli Army spokesman
Israel Approves Over 2,000 New Settler Homes After Deals With UAE, Bahrain
First settlement construction to be approved after an eight-month pause
AFRICOM Hypes Threat of Al-Shabaab Amid Reports of Somalia Troop Pullout
Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that President Trump is looking to withdraw troops from Somalia
US Seized Iranian Gasoline, But Legal Battle Ensues on If They Can Sell It
Justice Dept argued that the gas belonged to Revolutionary Guards, was bound for Venezuela
Exiled Yemeni President Rejects UN Peace Deal With Houthis
Hadi has been living outside of Yemen since 2015
Taliban Fails to Take Helmand Capital in Latest Offensive
Afghan forces aimed to retake districts in counterattack
Turkey, Armenia at Odds Over Nagorno-Karabakh Ceasefire
Ankara supports Azerbaijan in the conflict
Nagorno-Karabakh Clashes Continue as Ceasefire Fails
Over 600 reported killed in less than three weeks of fighting
Infighting Threatens to Tear Syria’s Ahrar al-Sham Rebels Apart
Political and military leadership of once large rebel faction at odds
US Flew 60 Spy Planes Near China’s Coast in September
Beijing-based think tank also recorded US military planes disguising themselves as civilian aircraft in the region
White House Advancing More Arms Sales to Taiwan
Trump administration notified Congress about five potential weapons sales to Taipei this week
Russia Rejects US Envoy’s Comments on New START Extension
New START will expire in February 2021
